I found out where the Maya people went. Now, I figure you just responded with one of two things. Either you said, "They didn't go anywhere. They are still living all though Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras." Or you said, "No one knows where the Maya went and you have completely lost your mind." Well, I am very aware that the Maya people are still here because they are my neighbors. But specifically, I am talking about the Maya who built the pyramids, studied the stars

There is a cenote on private land in the jungle near Puerto Morelos in Mexico that is quite certainly home to an alux. How do I know this? Because it was impossible for the owner to have a staircase built to provide access into the jungle pool. The workers came back in the morning after nailing heavy, hardwood boards into place the day before only to find their work torn up and scattered violently across the limestone strewn land in the jungle. It looked as if a hurricane had

Take a look at the photo. What do you see? Want to know the story behind it? This is a limestone formation in a cave near Tulum on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. The photo was taken by a tour guide who was leading a tour in the water filled cave. He is certified by the government of Mexico to do historical, natural, and archaeological tours and he took people to this cave on a regular basis. In other words, he was very familiar with the formations there. The day before he took

OK, this is a story you may not believe... tentacle and all. It happened in a private cenote called Maravilla, just down the road from Puerto Morelos. My friends Noe and Joanna had just returned from a dive trip to Mahajual on the southern edge of Mexico's Caribbean coast and they brought two divers back to Puerto Morelos with them--two girls, one a Chilean dive master and the other a Canadian dive instructor. Both had extensive scuba experience. The girls were interested in